testing kits to that ship. >> oncdc and the state will determine the most appropriate location for the ship to berth. >> i have no regrets at after super tuesday, elizabeth warren drops out of the presidential race. but she's not ready to make any endorsements. the grand princess cruise ship is being held off the northern california coast, awaiting clearance to dock pending the results of coronavirus testing. officials flew those test kits out to the ship earlier today. and after testing, those kits were then flown to a laboratory to be processed. welcome to the four. i'm heather holmes. >> this comes as san francisco officials announce the first two cases of covid-19 in the city. >> officials with princess

cruises say there are no confirmed cases on that ship. but they are recommending that passengers self-quarantine. >> reporter: this state lab is really one of the most advanced viral laboratories on the fapeo and it has had issues with so t arrive will have a huge impact the ship and the crew of the ship. but also on the level of angst many americans are feeling about the uncontrolled spread of this virus. >> reporter: the federal state and local governments must know the exact condition of the 3,483 passengers and crew. >> of that, a total of 35 had shown flu-like symptoms during the course of this 15-day

cruise. many of those people have recovered and are no longer showing flu-like symptoms. >> reporter: anyone on the ship who showed those symptoms and others are being tested today. this military helicopter flew out to deliver the test kits to the ship midmorning. administering the test will take several hours to complete. the test will then be analyzed by the california viral disease laboratory in richmond. one of the most advanced disease labs in the world. >> we anticipate results early tomorrow. >> reporter: then comes the thorny issue of docking the ship. >> once we have results, the cdc and the state will determine the most appropriate location for the ship to berth. and that will be -- needs to provide for the safety of the surrounding community as well as the passengers and crew. >> reporter: the grand princess may or may not dock in the bay.

>> the cdc and the state are considering a number of locations, including san francisco. where it ends up has a lot to do with the resources that will be available to serve the passengers and the crew. >> once we know, then a decision will be made. and as soon as we know what that decision is, then we will provide that information to the public. >> reporter: which will also be crucial for the entire $45 billion cruise industry, which has been hammered by lost stock price, voyages and customers. we are awaiting the arrival of the samples. we don't know if they'll come by the road or the helicopter

helicopters. >> if they have to be quarantined, could that quarantine happen while the ship remains offshore? or would that happen while it's dock there, potentially in san francisco? >> it could happen at one of a number of places. it would be bad to do it out to sea because some people will get seasick. on top of that, if it becomes a pettrey dish, you don't want to have that confined space. most likely there might be a quarantine that would take place. very likely dockside, or they might transport those people to travis air force force or some other quarantine sites. that's why these tests are so crucial. san francisco announced that city's first official

confirmed case today. the hospital has set up containment tents in its emergency department to train staff and gear up for a potential increase in cases. health officials say the two patients are not related and are being treated at two different hospitals in san francisco. >> we do not know how they were exposed to the virus. we expected that to happen, we anticipated that. >> officials say the families of to the patients are being closely monitored for symptoms. san francisco is now able to test potential cases here locally. one coronavirus patient is the parent of a student at lowell high school in sfrab. and for that reason, the decide

has decided to close indefinitely. >> live from school district headquarters. officials spoke about the closure a short time ago. >> reporter: officials confirmed for us this afternoon that the student at lowell high school is the child of one of those two confirmed cases of coronavirus here in san francisco. that student not showing any symptoms of coronavirus. but has been sent home along with all 3,000 students. all weekend events associated with the school will be canceled. it does not appear that the student has any siblings at any other schools in this district. so far the district is saying they're not seeing a spike in the number of students complaining of flu-like illness but say closing the school was the prudent thing to do at this time. >> at this time, this wasn't

their recommendation. but we're taking the -- our families, their concerns into account. and we know this is a conservative decision. but we did it out of an abundance of caution for the safety of our students. >> reporter: the school district is hoping to have an update as early as tomorrow about whether school will resume on monday. in the meantime, the district says it will be giving lowell a thorough cleaning. also apparently working on a remote learning plan just in case students are kept away from their schools. that student does not appear to be showing any symptoms that they may have contracted covid- 19 there. no confirmation that that student has covid-19. they are, we have learned,

currently under quarantine at their home in san francisco. >> thank you for the update. now we go to santa clara county. and health officials there announce there are six new cases of coronavirus. and that brings the total number of cases in that county to 20. the county is advising residents to avoid gatherings with others and limit work travel. speaking out today after a new survey reveals many nurses don't believe hospitals are prepared to handle the coronavirus. the nation's largest union is asking hospitals to step up protocols and procedure procedures. they also highlighted additional drawbacks of healthcare workers being exposed and then having to be quarantined. >> we are not only prevented

from caring for our covid-19 patients but also taken away from caring for our cancer patients, our cardiac patients, our premature babies. >> yesterday the union petitioned osha to adopt an emergency temporary standard to protect healthcare workers, patients and the public. the nurses say they're confident the coronavirus can be contained if employers and the government provide them with the right staffing, equipment, and supplies. >> it's >> it's not just here in the bay area. across the country and the world, health officials are stepping up their containment efforts. uncertainty over the outbreak sparked more worries today on wall street. more from atlanta. >> reporter: the deadly coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the country and around the world. more than 95,000 cases confirmed. the number of new infections in china has dropped significantly. here in the u.s., there are more than 150 confirmed cases.

most of the deaths have occurred at a seattle area nursing home now under investigation by the cdc. despite the spread, the trump administration says its containment protocols are working. though the risk of infection is rising in some states. >> the risk in the united states as a whole is still low. the risk of getting infected when you have community spread in a certain area is a bit higher. >> reporter: across the country, pharmacies are reporting shortages of face masks, wipes and sanitizers. leading to fears of hoarding ahead of what could become a nationwide epidemic. >> some people are mildly concerned. there are some people who are a bit more stressed that are wildly afraid of the world coming to an end. >> reporter: while public health officials are urging caution, some are saying there's no need to stop travelling. the airline industry says it stands to lose up to $113 billion due to people canceling

travel plans. and those still flying are taking precautions. >> washing your hands a lot. trying to stay away from people that sneeze. >> what's not to be concerned about? >> reporter: officials in israel say they're working on a coronavirus vaccine that could be in about four months. fear about the outbreak sent the markets down again. vice president mike pence met today in minnesota with the ceo of 3m, which makes protective masks. those are in high demand across the country ever since the coronavirus outbreak. 3m has upped its production of masks and respirators to meet the demand. the vice president talked with

the ceo about supply chain issue issues. >> decisions were made here at 3-m, literally at the outset of the coronavirus. 3-m made the decision literally to go to full-capacity here in the united states in the production of the respiratory masks. >> this afternoon the vice president is in washington state where ten people have died of covid-19. they'll be meeting with governor inslee. and also today the senate cleared $8.3 billion in emergency funding to battle the coronavirus. that bill is heading to the president's desk. remember to use the ktvu mobile app for all the latest, local, national and international news about the coronavirus. that app is free to download to your tablet or smart phone. the cleanup has begun after two deadly tornadoes touched down in tennessee.

lauren blanchard in cookville, one of the hardest-hit areas. >> and elizabeth warren dropped out of the race to become the democratic presidential nominee. coming up next what this move means for the upcoming primaries, the debates and the convention. >> and the cool-down has arrived. lot of low clouds, and some high clouds moving into the area right now, and eventually, we could be talking about some shower chance, finally.

crowded democratic field has narrowed once again with elizabeth warren dropping out of the race. >> she made that announcement from her home earlier this morning. and the big question, will she endorse somebody? greg lee joining us with more. >> you bet. the decision right is now no. at least for now. senator warren says she needs to take a breath and think about what to do. no doubt her endorsement is much sought-after, and she's already spoken to joe biden and bernie sanders. in a call with her staff she said our work continues, the fight goes on, and big dreams never die. >> i will not be running for president in 2020. but i guarantee i will stay in the fight. for the hardworking folks across this country.

>> reporter: learnt elizabeth warren is suspending her campaign for president after breaking the news to her staff, want she told reporters in an at times emotional news conference. >> a progressive wing that bernie sanders is the incumbent for, and a moderate wing that joe biden is the incumbent for. and there's no room for anyone nels this. i thought that wasn't right. but evidently, i was wrong. >> reporter: once considered a frontrunner, warren failed to gain any traction on super tuesday, even coming in third in her home state of massachusetts. when asked about potential endorsement, she said this. >> let's take a deep breath and spend a little time on that. we don't have to decide right this minute. >> reporter: other democratic candidates reacted to her decision on twitter, calling her a fighter and thanking her for running.

>> everyone says whiner. and if you say no, about a bazillion women think what planet do you live on. >> reporter: melinda jackson believes the country is ready for a woman president. just maybe not this year. she said warren's performance, hillary clinton's run in 2016, and others like harris and klobuchar this year set the stage. >> gender is always a factor with women candidates. but the more we see women running for different levels of office, the more familiar it becomes. and the less focused they'll be on just the fact that it's a woman. >> with this race down to two viable candidates like you see on your screen, a contested convention becomes less likely because it is possible now for biden or sanders to hit the majority of delegates with the remaining primary.

1,991 delegates to have that majority needed for the nomination. >> let's talk about elizabeth warren, leading the race here. she's a progressive, bernie sanders is a progressive. logic would tell you that a lot of those supporters might move over to bernie sanders but that may not be a given. >> sure. and i think bernie may see a bump because of this. when you look at some of the polls, maybe only 60% go to bernie sanders. our biggest right, now isn't necessarily who matches up with my ideology but someone who they think has the best chance of competing with president trump. >> let's talk about who elizabeth warren endorses. there's one thing about who her supporters move to. do you think see may just sit this one out?

>> that's the question. is she gonna come out with an endorsement? she was quick to say several times today i'm not ready to do that. and i think biden and sanders have already called her, likely having conversations about how can we instill some of your ideology into our campaign in order to get to you come to our side? no doubt this that is a much sought-after decision. i could potentially see her waiting until there is a nominee. it is clear she will have a place in whatever administration moving forward. >> the key test for the remaining candidates in the race, it's going to be coming next tuesday when we have a whole lot more states who will be casting their ballots. i think key among them is michigan. does bernie sanders have to win michigan to have a path moving forward? >> when we're talking about momentum, that is a big one. and the governor just endorsed joe biden and that is a big play in that state.

a swing state with a lot of delegates that could potentially play a role. and to give you a sewns of how important that state is, bernie sanders canceled a really in mississippi. and now he's going to michigan to talk to voters there. that is a huge one on the calendar for both men. >> we're already seeing some shifts in strategies leading up to to next tuesday because of last today. >> and more indication, and the lawmakers locally, said we want california on super tuesday. they got exactly what they wanted. look at how many candidates. seven candidates five days onning to just really three. that is a huge drop because of the number of delegates that were up for grabs on super tuesday. >> and chelsea gabbert? >> still in it. >> anybody know why? >> your guess is as good as mine but we'll see. >> absolutely. the bay area weather pattern changing around quite a bit. yesterday we had the record temperatures well up boost

average. today a bit of a a cool-down. here is our live camera. looking toward some scattered low clouds out there in the distance. average high for today is the low to mid-60s. and temperatures actually cooling off a bit of a. so far the high today in santa rosa, only 70 degrees. san francisco downtown, 61. and oakland airplane, concord and san jose all around 66. a sharp drop-off in numbers for today. we are closer to the average. here's the satellite. and for the past month or so, we have been pointing at storms in the pacific and saying the snrg going way up to our north. finally a change here. a system here, and this will finally, of course, northern california and the bay area by friday night and into saturday morning. right now we still are tracking the scattered low clouds in the coast and around portions of the bay. and we'll check in on some of the current numbers out there. still some 60s toward concord

and fairfield. san jose at 65. san francisco 60. a cool 53 in pacifica. and santa rosa in the upper 50s. the departure from yesterday at this time, look at this. the double-digit cool-down across a good portion of the bay area, especially santa rosa. 22 degrees cooler. sfo 15 degrees cooler. and concord 15 degrees cooler. the cool-down has arrived. here is our live camera looking toward sfo this afternoon with the low clouds and fog stubborn over the coast and near portions of the bay. overnight low, clouding things up once again. areas of fog and temperatures in the 40s to around 50 degrees. and that'll be in the forecast for tomorrow. and then still lot of clouds throughout the afternoon hours. no more 80s, no more 70s. forecast highs tomorrow around 57 to 65 degrees. and we have an settlement agreement, shower chance. look what happens into the weekend. this system comes on board. coming up we'll talk more about this system and update your

five-day. all coming up in just a few minutes. two former oakland police chiefs are calling for the firing of the police department's federal oversight monitor. recently ousted chief kirkpatrick and former chief jordan accused the federal monitor, robert war shaw, of adding new reforms as the department is about to meet its goals. a legal settlement in 2003 called for the department to complete 50 reforms under the guidance of warshaw. and after 17 year, they're still not done. he has repeatedly declined request for comments about the reforms. kirkpatrick who was fired without cause announced today she plans to sue the police department over her termination. >> i did weigh my legal options. i am not one who thinks that you settle everything through legal routes. but i will tell you that today

vimade that decision. i am going to have to go forward through legal action. >> kirkpatrick did not give specifics about her planned lawsuit other than to say there are several causes of action. communities coming together amid-tragedy. coming up next, the outpouring of support for those who have lost everything in those deadly tornadoes in tennessee. >> tune in tonight for an all- new episode of last man standing at 8:00, followed by outmatched and deputy. stick around for the 10:00 news and the 11:00 news. all right here on kt vu. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit

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devastated but also grateful to be alive. >> the house shifted one way. really exploded. jerked me out of my way. >> reporter: eric johnson was picked up and thrown by the tornado. nothing is left of his home. thankfully his family is safe. debris scattered across what is left of his neighborhood. in putnam county, those who survived the ef4 are waiting to pick up what left mind in. this area alone, 18 people died including five children under the age of 13. >> we continue to ask for prayers for our community. especially the family that will unfortunately be burying their loved ones. >> reporter: in nashville, people were jolted awake. anna jean gregory's home was mostly destroyed, her belongings tossed everywhere. >> am i gonna get out of here alive, you know? you could just hear everything coming down on us. >> reporter: the national

weather service says the twister had winds up to 175 miles per hour. davidson and wilson counties were hit by an ef3 with winds up to 165 miles an hour. volunteers are pitching in, sifting through the piles of wreckage. others are donating clothes. organizing supply kits. and distributing cases of water. the coronavirus leads officials in the south bay to close a school. >> chuck schumer goes on the defense following his insensitive comments toward supreme court justices. we made usaa insurance for members like martin.

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the top democratic in the senate is trying to clarify. fox news said that chuck schumer was clearly threatening them. >> there is nothing to call this except a threat. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell slamming chuck schumer for saying supreme court justices would, quote, "pay the price for antiabortion rulings." >> the leader of the united states senate threatened two associate justices of the u.s. supreme court, period. there's no other way to interpret that. >> reporter: outside the supreme court on wednesday, shumer said "as justices considered a case about

limiting abortion in louisiana." >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, cavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind. and you will pay the price. >> reporter: chief justice john roberts rubuicking him in a statement saying, quote, "justices know that criticism comes with the territory. but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only appropriate, they are dangerous." senator shumer walking his comments back on thursday, claiming the remarks didn't come out the way he intended because he was angry over abortion rights. >> i'm from brooklyn. we speak in strong language. i shouldn't have used the words i did. but in no way was i making a threat. >> reporter: president trump weighing in as well writing quote shumer has brought great danger." in a statement the american bar association said it was deeply troubled by shumer's comments.

san francisco's district attorney are outraged over an i.c.e. arrest of a man on tuesday. i.c.e. agents took him into custody. the i.c.e. arrest in or near courthouses deters people from accessing the justice system, they said, and makes us all less safe. i.c.e. has not commented on the arrest. in the past, they have said that the agency has federal authority to make arrests as it cease fit, no matter the location. in san jose, the children's discovery museum has closed and will reopen tuesday of next week because of coronavirus concerns. officials from the museum tell us an employee may have been exposed to the virus and has been tested. they're awaiting those results which should come in the next couple of days. on the peninsula, a private school is closed for the rest of this week after an employee may have been exposed to the

virus. azenith smith has that story. >> such a shocking thing all together that i never really thought of things, like, oh, i could number contact with that person. >> reporter: for maya stern, it hasn't quite sunk in. the school is closed for several days amid-coronavirus concerns. the high school senior showed us the alert she received tuesday night. >> it's crazy to think that it's extended this far in such a short span of time. like, to my own school. >> reporter: officials say they first learned a staff member had contact with a relative who tested positive for coronavirus on tuesday. that employee has gone in for testing and is awading results. awaiting results. >> we are confident that the employee didn't have direct contacts with students. the risks are low that there's been any further spread. >> reporter: despite assurances of risks being low, officials have shut down the school till

monday, hiring an outside firm to deep-clean the camp sxus has canceled all after-school activities. tuition for this school year is $49,000. today a security guard was seen turning people away. >> actually really sad to see it. normally it's very lively and people and parents are coming here. >> reporter: many say it's unusual to see the campus and surrounding streets empty of students and staff. >> i didn't know it would get so close to us in menloe park. >> reporter: she's concerned she may fall behind in classes but believes the school made the right decision. >> i do think that just because it is so severe and very contagious, it is really important to be cautious about it. all right.

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oakland's school board has approved $20 million in budget cuts. that will mean layoffs by next fall. that notices have to go out this month. as many as 100 jobs are on the line. >> reporter: parents, staff, and activists streamed into the oakland school board meeting. >> joe justice, no peace! >> reporter: demanding that school police be disbanded to save the district more than $2 million annually. >> it's clear to me that these guys are all for the school decision pipeline. our kids are still being

treated as criminals. >> reporter: a year ago, oakland schools teacher strike gave teachers raises and cut and consolidated in other areas. now new cuts are proposed and the district says it has looked under every rock. the superintendent calls the budget reduction agonizing. painful but necessary. >> even though we did do our best to try to keep cuts as far away from students as possible. >> reporter: trustees overseeing school finances say they see oakland making a big step forward by streamlining. but those facing possible layoffs see it differently. >> our lives matter. be fair. let's talk about equity of the process. >> reporter: library managers. >> who would hire librarians? run professional development? be able to manage the library quat log and work with vendors?

>> where does that leave the kids? >> reporter: and cutting assistant principal is another proposal. >> are there any cuts that are acceptable? >> the not to me. for >> reporter: a spokesperson for the school police tried to talk but was heckled into silence. the board is being pressured to replace police with less expensive security guards on campuses where needed. >> repurpose those funds for things that are actually gonna benefit children. supervisors in san mateo county are fighting to keep a hospital from shutting its doors because of bankruptcy. workers packed a super supervisors' meeting in daly city to talk about seton and

its impacts. it serves many low-income and elderly patients. negotiations between seton's owner, verity health, and its potential buyer kppc health has failed in bankruptcy court. >> it's a huge mistake. especially with the coronavirus. we're in the middle of so many things that are wrong about this. in the community that is one of the wealthiest communities in this country that we cannot provide healthcare to our patients. >> the owners of seton medical center want to keep the hospital open but say they're struggling to find buyers for the site. steph curry will be back on the court tonight for the first time in more than four months. he broke his left hand in the fourth game of the season, and he's been out healing and rehabbing ever since then.

tooept's game at chase will be televised nationwide. >> changes here in the bay area. you probably noticed the cool- down. the live camera behind people lots of low clouds and fog back in the picture for today. as a result temperatures down significantly. especially up in the north bay. santa rosa down every 20 degrees. the headline this week, tuesday, wednesday, we had some warm days. and temperatures dropping off for tuesday. for today. and that trend will continue toward the weekend. coming up for friday and into saturday. no more record heat. temperatures today inching closer to normal. here's the satellite and in the past month or so, we've been talking about storms up here and saying they're gonna remain up here. but finally a bit of a different story as some of this energy begins to move to the south. for today, you probably notice the change in the wind direction. more of an onshore breeze and a lot of low clouds and fog

offshore. overcast near the coast and the bay this afternoon. current numbers right now, we have some 60s, some upper 50s. santa rosa yesterday, in the 80s. today, only 57 degrees. san francisco, 60. and san jose in the mid-60s. here's our live camera toward sfo this afternoon. look for the hills here. and still some cloud cover to talk about. the clouds will eventually went out once again for tonight. we're expecting mostly cloudy skies first thing tomorrow morning. tonight, mostly cloudy, another round of some clouds for your friday. and to the weekend, still talking about that chance of a saturday shower. and those chances in fact have been going up. saturday morning, rainfall could be making a comeback here. it's not going to produce widespread, heavy rainfall. still a change to the pattern, january 28th. we're talking about the last rainfall here in the bay area. the first rainfall since january 28th. chance of showers first thing saturday morning. here is a system, nice to point to a system out here in the pacific. and that spackeled cloud cover.

that is cool air. the salt light pattern developing up here. this will impact our forecast beginning tomorrow. cooler air moving in. no rainfall just yet. then into the weekend, the chance of some showers. showers likely into saturday morning. the cool-down will continue. most of your weekend will be dry. kind of a shot into saturday morning. 4:00, 9:00 accident, 10:00 saturday morning. here's the plan tomorrow. also some dense fog. this is friday afternoon. some mostly cloudy skies. and saturday morning, 4:00, this system is not up here, it's down here. and a varying weather pattern saturday morning. and then a storm cloud mix by saturday afternoon. the winds could pick up as well. definitely a cooler weekend ahead. forecast highs tomorrow in the upper 50s to the 60s. it was just yesterday we had some 80s. a significant drop-off in the numbers, and that cooling trend

will continue as we head into the weekend. in fact, by saturday, we're talking about some 50s here. and then maybe some shower chances into next week. is there another storm system. we're in the sure of the exact passage yet. but by tuesday, you could be tracking some more showers here. >> a big cool-down and some showers finally back in the forecast. looking forward to it. >> and we're so excite body this incoming system. if you want a personal relationship with this system, download the ktvu weather app. it's all there for you. >> become intimate with it. >> exactly. >> good way to go. appreciate it, mark. thank you. and a programming note for you, if you watch ktvu using an over- the-air an tenia, you will need to rescan your tv soon. a lot of tv stations across the country are moving to new frequencies. any time after monday at 10:00 am, rescan your tv so the antenna can find all the off- air channels like ktvu. if you watch us on cable,

satellite or a smart tv app, you don't need to do anything at all. we posted more information about rescanning your tv on our website. it's one of the most famous buildings in the bay area. now you can see the winchester mystery house in miniature form. coming up, see the exact replica in legos down to a room of ghosts.

the winchester mystery house notice has a mini- version. the model consists of 7,500 lego pieces built by experts over eight days. it's an exact replica down to the ghosts said to haunt the 19th century landmark mansion. >> i hope that everyone who sees this, maybe it was on their bucket list, they have been waiting to visit, i hope they come visit and see the real thing. >> a poll last year see respondents voting the winchester house as the number one attraction people wanted to see replicated in lego legos.

classic pixar films from toy story to up to wall-e and more. >> his beard was scratchy. he had a goofy laugh. >> reporter: chris pratt and tom holland play brothers who are on a magical mission to spend one more day with their father who passed away years ago. they have shared photos of their own brothers on social media. i was interested to finish their own relationship changed with their brothers after this film. >> something that you maybe didn't appreciate prior to making it. >> gosh. i'm in the same position in a way as dan, our director. he made this movie, wrote this story, directed this story based on something in his own life. his relationship with his brother. in the wake of having lost their father at a young age. my brother and i had a very similar experience.

we both have gone through the passing of our father. and my brother doesn't know what this move seabout. so i cannot wait to take him to this movie. i've kinda told him oh, you're gonna love this movie. he has no idea what this movie is about. >> have you already taught about sitting next to him and what that's gonna be like? >> yeah, for sure. >> that's gonna be an amazing room in there. my brother has been my best friend in life. they truly are the greatest people i know. and i'm so lucky that they're so supportive of what i'm doing and they're so happy to come along with me on this crazy journey. because for me, what's the point of living in this world if you can't share it with anyone? >> onward opens nationwide tonight. a murder trial is underway for a real estate heir accused of killing his best friend. details on the opening statements for robert durst's

alleged crime.

r. kelly pleaded not guilty to an updated federal indictment involving a new accuser. that includes multiple counts accusing kelly of child pornography. he is facing several dozen misconduct charges at the

federal level. >> a storage facility where all of his equipment, stages, tour bus and so forth, are being held. obviously there's a lot of computers in there. the whole production is computerized. we expect they're not gonna find anything incriminating. >> kelly's trial was originally scheduled to begin next month. today the judge rushed the trial date back to october. robert durst appeared in court on wednesday. he's accused of killing his close friend and confidant to silence her about another murder. >> reporter: the mogul is accused of shooting his longtime friend in the head 15 years ago. authorities believe durst

killed berman to cover up his unsolved wife's disappearance in the 1980s. a prosecutor played clips from an hbo series. the attorney says this video contains the most damaging evidence. it's durst himself muttering off-camera. >> reporter: the 76-year-old was arrested for berman's murder in 2015. one day before the final episode of the documentary series aired. investigators say he was preparing for life on the lamb when fbi agents cornered him at a hotel in new orleans. now prosecutors will try to prove the victim had a close relationship with her killer. sdpifrlt his larceny maintain his innocence. this isn't the first time durst has been to court. in 2003, he went to trial for

alleged leed killing his neighbor, chopping up his body, and dumping the parts in the sea. he admitted to the crimes but was acquitted to the grounds of self-defense. this trial could last several months as prosecutors plan to call more than 100 witnesses. we do not know at this point how they were exposed to the virus, which, again, suggests it is spreading in the community. >> the first two cases of coronavirus announced in san francisco. and with those positive tests comes the closure of lowell high school. san francisco's unified school district officials said that the child of one of those confirmed patients goes to school there. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm andre senior. frank and julie are off tonight. this comes as santa clara

county gathered that any large gaerlt gator, any large gatherings of people in the county should be canceled. san francisco announced the two confirmed cases of coronavirus in the city. and santa clara county officials announced there are six new cases of coronavirus. that brings the total number of cases in the county to 20. the advancement of the virus is sparking a new advisory. >> we recommend postponing or canceling large events for mass gatheringses. particularly those where people gather within arm's -- more closely than arm's length of one another. the sharks said they will play their game tonight. a

lab confirmed they sent employees home after